Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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COMING EVENT LUCILLE BREWER—dean of Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania . . . WILLIAM BRUM- METT—trustee of Baker Township . . . BOB BURK ETT—proprietor of filling station on Road 67 . . . BARBARA BURNS—using her charm as a model . . . CHARLES BUSKIRK—pro¬ fessional roller skater. NADINE CARTER—stenographer at R. C. A. . . . WILLIAM CHAMPLIN—playing with the Indianapolis Kautskies . . . HELEN COMBS—Mrs. Richard Thompson . . . JUNIOR COOKSEY—manager of the Cooksey Grocery . . . CARL CRAMER—road contractor . . . HELEN CROOK—beauty operator. I. B. DALTON—-waiter at Brown ' s restaurant at Brooklyn . . . RUSSELL DAWSON—sten¬ ographer to the Governor of Indiana . . . BURTON DEZEARN—vegetable gardner . . . FRANCES DILLEY—secretary to Superintendent at M. H. S. . . . DOROTHY EDWARDS —telephone operator at Bell Telephone Co. . . . CHARLES ELLIOTT—employed at Report¬ er Office . . . MARY FISHEL—Mrs. Marvin Ferguson . . . INAS FRYE—working at R. C. A. NAOMI GALBREATH—typing faster than ever for Vernon and Vernon . . . BOB HEN¬ DRIX—lawyer in Indianapolis . . . ORAJEAN HICKMAN—e m p 1 o y e d in Indianapolis . . . ROBERT HILDERBRAND—Manager of Indiana Theatre . . . ROSEMARY HILDER- BRAND—nursing the sick . . . BOB HILL—truck garden farmer in Clay Township . . . LOIS HODGES—musician . . . SHIRLEY HUNT—gym teacher. LOIS JOHNSON—owner of a sweet shop . . . EVELYN JONES—caring for her happy home . . . LUCILLE KITCHEN—now Mrs. John Pettit. BOYD KNOY—Machinist . . . BILL MARTIN—celebrated musical director . . . BETTE MAY—another owner of a sweet shop . . . ANGELENE MILLER—has a position with the Stewart Defense Firm . . . BOYCE MOULTON—car salesman . . . JEANETTE MILLER—owner of the Model Dresse Shop . . . CATHERINE MEYERS—another one married; she ' s Mrs. Frank Ostler. JUNIOR O ' NEIL—our local mail carrier . . . RUTH OSTLER—model for H. P. Wasson . . . SUSIE PARKER—a Home Ec and 4-H teacher . . . BILL PEARSON—politician . . . LU¬ THER PETTIT—teaching at John Herron Institue . . . MARTHA ALICE PITKIN—playing with the Symphony Orchestra . . . ROSE PLUMMER—great artist. WARREN RAWLINS—farming . . . BOB RICE—high salesman for Crowell Publishing Co. . . . DON RICHARDS—driving a milk truck for Colliers . . . LAVONNE RICHARDSON -—waitress in a restaurant . . . FRED ROBINSON—owns a department store at Center- ton . . . BOB RUND—local doctor at the Home Lawn Sanitarium . . . MARTHA SCOTT— another lost in matrimony, Mrs. Guy Smith . . . BARBARA SECREST—owner of Ye Olde Hat Shoppe . . . VICTOR SICHTING—basketball coach at Cape . . . WADE STEWART president of Stewart Defense Firm . . . MERRILL ST. JOHN—has continued his farm work . . . LEAFY STOUT—has opened a big apartment building . . . BETTY WEDDING—Mr. Hockstetler ' s secretary . . . SARAH WILLIAMS—married to a wealthy Kentuckian . . . ANNAMAE WOODS—waitress at Lambert Cafe . . . ROSCOE WOODS—has become a machinist . . . MARY YOUNG—working with R. C. A.

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MERRILL EUGENE ST. JOHN Boyish F. F. A. Basketball; 4-H; Junior Class Play; Future Farmers. LEAFY MAE STOUT Peacable Booster; Latin Club. WILLIAM TUMEY Unobstrusive SARAH ELLEN WILLIAMS M erry Latin Club; B-Natural Club; Discussion Club; Future Homemakers. ANAMAE WOODS Demure B-Natural Club; Latin Club; Booster; Pep Club. ROSCOE WOOD Generous B-Natural. Club; Discussion Club. MARY KATHERINE YOUNG Loyal Latin Club; Artesian Staff; Sunshine; Booster. JOHN BAUGHN Blond Boys ' Club; B-Natural Club; Basketball. REBECCA LOUISA CARSON Tranquil Sunshine; Latin Club; Future Homemakers. MAC HICKMAN Somnolent B-Natural Club; Iphciatensians; President of Student Council. GUY FOGLEMAN Plump DRINETTE SCOTT Pleasing Latin Club; Bluebelles; English Club; Sunshine. MARTHA IRENE SCOTT Pert Sunshine; Bluebelles; Pep Club; Latin Club. LOSCHELL SCOTT Noisy CHARLES SINK Industrious 16

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Bequests From the Seniors I, Brewer, Verle Lucille, will my interest in the Girls ' League to any girl desiring it. I, Brummett, William J., will my quiet ways to my brother. I, Burkett, Bob, will my place in government to some Junior liking it better. I, Bums, Barbara, will my dark hair and brown eyes to Barbara Bain. I, Buskirk, Charles, will the hours I kill, to any one who can bring them back. I, Carter, Nadine, will my place in the book store to some responsible commercial girl. I, Champlin, William Allen, will my Coach Scott and my good behavior to the team of 1942-43. I, Cooksey, Junior Otis, will the Buick to the RITZ GANG if they will donate a new set of tires for it. I, Combs, Helen Hazel, will my absences to anyone who can ' t get to school. I, Cramer, Carl Jr., will my good temper to Samuel Joseph Denny. I, Crook, Helen Louise, will my journalism beat to any one with the patience to wait for a moment to see Mr. Dorsett and Mr. Rice. I, Dalton, Harry J. B., will my seat on the Brooklyn bus to any one desiring to look at good looking girls. I, Dawson, Russell E., will my work in the office to some reliable person. I, DeZeam, Burton, will my seat in government to some poor Junior. I, Dilley, Frances, will my place in the bookstore selling defense stamps to anyone who is enough defense-minded to accept it. I, Edwards, Dorothy, will my seat in bookkeeping to some poor unfortunate person. I. Elliott, Charles E., will my Bedford blue-eyes to no one. I, Fishel, Mary Elizabeth, will my seat on the Brooklyn bus to anyone who can stand it for four years. I, Frye, Inas ,will (not) my Penny to anyone. I, Galbreath, Naomi, will my seat in bookkeeping to anyone who has the nerve to take it. I, Hendrix, Robert E., will enthusiastically my place in Miss Rose ' s trig, class to any one who can make good like I did (N ' T). I, Hickman, Orajean, will my good disposition to my sister, Joanne. I, Hilderbrand, Robert, will my good times in math classes to Bill Rooker. I, Hilderbrand, Rosemary, will my experience had and knowledge gained to the future. 18